| Splendor in the Grass | |||||
| Warner Bros. (1961) | |||||
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| Natalie Wood | Wilma Dean Loomis | |
| Pat Hingle | Ace Stamper | |
| Audrey Christie | Mrs. Loomis | |
| Barbara Loden | Ginny Stamper | |
| Zohra Lampert | Angelina | |
| Warren Beatty | Bud Stamper | |
| Fred Stewart | Del Loomis | |
| Joanna Roos | Mrs. Stamper | |
| John McGovern | Doc Smiley | |
| Jan Norris | Juanita Howard | |
| Martine Bartlett | Miss Metcalf | |
| Gary Lockwood | Toots | |
| Sandy Dennis | Kay | |
| Crystal Field | Hazel | |
| Marla Adams | June |
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| Producer | Elia Kazan
William Inge |
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| Writer | William Inge
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| Cinematography | Boris Kaufman
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| Musician | David Amram
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"Excellent. Still the quintessential film about young love." - Danny Peary, GUIDE FOR THE FILM FANATIC Deanie (Natalie Wood in an Oscar-nominated performance that marked a career turning point toward complex adult roles) is a teenager eager to do what's right in her 1920s Kansas town. But the emotions she shares with boyfriend Bud (Warren Beatty's screen debut) are too strong. Soon the conflict between respectable behavior and human disire will push Bud to physical collapse. And Deanie to madness. Director Elia Kazan encouraged Pulitzer Prize winner William Inge (Bus Stop, Picnic) to turn a true story he heard during his Midwest youth into an Academy Award-winning script. The result, Splendor In The Grass, remains as poetic, penetrating and powerful today as it was two generations ago. |
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